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PERsONAL-Treasuref Hyatt has gone to Phfia-
delphia and New York On of,iclal business

dtb nus SOuc W fulld-
delphia and New York On Official business
Representatives Cannon and Kerr are at Willard's.
DIR. Won Tavera the Austrian minister, went
over to New York on Saturday.-Representa
tives TOwnshend and McCreary are at the Riggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sutherland have left on
trip, combining business with pleasure, for Bos-
ton, Bangor and other placeA-Georgc Alfred
Townsend, Representatives Whitthorne OF Ten
nessee and Caruth OF Kentucky. Capt. d. A. Smith
OF the Navy James McNaughL OF 81 Paul, VIII
liam Calhoun OF New York and Thomas W.
Blackwell OF P1ttsburg, are at the Ebbftt.
Senator Spooner and Representative Scott were
in New York last night. G. Moore and j. A.
Havemeyer Of New York and A. Il. Case, IT,, OF
Providence; are az Representative
Lowry OF Indiana, L. q. Drake OF Antrim, Fla,
and j. b. WINSTON Of Richmond, Va, are at the
st. James.-Wallace Nen OF Cincinnati and
Wager Swayne OF New York are at WOrmley'a-
Miss Minnie Palmer, Albert Halstead OF Cincin.
natl, and Gustaf de Laval OF Stockholm are at
the AringtOn-F. Dietrich OF New York and X.
c. Marshall OF Virginia are at the Metropolitan.
-PaymaSter Rodney OF the Navy has returned
to the city from hts usual summering in Europe.
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EOk sALE.L0Ts1s, ,,sr

ISOk SALE-LOTS-
II JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 ST. NV,
HIS the following Lots for sale:
14th st. NV, 6sx120 20 3O-tOOt alley, choice. Sc.
10Th st. NV. large number line lots, good sizea 80
to "a
2Uth and p, OPP Blaine residence SOx90, choice 81.
Also choice lots throughout the and every
OF the city prices suitable for either
hold. improve with houses sale for private
residencea JNU. A. PRESCO 1T,
nl2-1m 1416 u. NV.
THOR SALE - SPLENDID LOT ON MASS. AVE,
near II tn St, 30bxl0O feet to 2Otoot alley. Price
to immediate purchaser, IS per foot
Also TOUR Lots the OF the street nearly
opposite, same price.
Lots AID 10, So 1913, at the Of Massachu-
sets ave. and 10th IT. price 20 per foot
u. II. GOLDSbOkOUGH CO.,
0l5-5m 14VO vt.
LcOK SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS II MT.
Il Pleasant on which viii erect houses for purchas-
err terms to suit Good chance to home
small monthly payments. CHAPLIN BROWN, fS3 ~
IT. NV. n.- I'm
EOR SALE-TwO LOTS, 9TH ST. L, 100 FEET
y from East Capitol IT. east 'front.' with alley, IS
eta: and two lots, lth St east Lincoln Park
easi front, 90 etA OWNER. y13 E.st Cal,dtol q
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The Jersey City Tragedy.
THE POLICE UNABLE TO TILL WHETHER EBERT OR


HIS WIFE DID TIE SHOOTING.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov 2S.-henry Ebert the
man who was fOuhQ in the rear yard OF his resi-
dence, at 81 Paterson avenue, Jersey City HeightS
last night with o bullet wound In his head. still
fingers in an UNCONSCIOUS condition at the city
hall His recovery, however, Is not probable.
The police have not yet been able to discover
SELF or whether his wife did the shooting. They
INCLINE 70 the former theory, and think the mo-
tive l0r the crime was financial eulbarra ssment.
MIA Ebert had been an inmate OF the Snake Hill
Insane Asylum, and was discharged from that in
stitutiOn only three weeks ago. She was very
errate at times A thorough investigation Is
being made.
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T2 lots near Dupont Circle. 24x95 1925
lot near Dupont Circte. .i115 $50
i .l3xt4. 2.OU
l 36x.,0.. = 10
LOT. Connecticut ave. Dupont Circle. 35xi00.. 80
lots Mass. and 2lst. st., 2oxSO. l. 80
lots within block Dupont Circle. 2Ox60 ...... $50
lot, IL tn ST. bet and SITS, y.s.xl00. 80
lot, 50sn St, near ST.. 2.ssx46 ..........2 -
lot New Hampshire ave-, near st, 2Ox70 -. 300
lot. New Hampshire and 2 LIST St. .5xSU.. SOO
lots St. near 14th ST.. 1Tx10.. 1.25
lots 81. n W., 14x4S- l. rs
House, st. NV. renting 813 per month .......-
lots AN and 1 SITS ne. ix1U soc
Apply CHARLES EARLY,
n17-1m 6U3 l4th st. NV.
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VSOR SALE-HOUSES.
i 1901 ST. nx VII p 900 Il3os Marion ST ~
90 i. j. ave. Sc. s4os st NV. hb., 'OO
Egg j NV. b: ;o0O iso4 and 1904 j; ;s'sOO
$50 PS IN 'o WV is4s * AZ O00
eia so go Ha AZ. Wv 1851. 1868 80 linasn so0o
30, IS ~ + Mys si n;. il. as sx. III.
t. g alley sI bet ooo s2l to sssH a..
N CAP .ss 49, sSs 9th St a. b 10 :Ooo
96S Va ave aW. b. b. 5i4 otiist La, n 7r2 90
,adrs,:.:......";5 $500 - Myrtle st. n 9. b.
i sfS IN :: ~. - 500 4 Myrtle n St ss.h OO
s. !" n w.: .. $500 u! NE. h. Dr.: :Y: SSS
ssss 70 ssss s. s'O ses to 900 St
ets md 90 ST wv 40 to s Gsd.r court '00
81 70 6s G St ne, b., 40s L 81. q e.. b. h..
Alley. BET. 9th and ats s''0
and n SITS n.w- ill.,
M e IR s
F0R sALE-CHEAPA FoUK-sTOkY BRICK
= ssss: $4,000 Apply to GEORGE s TREIsbsI Z
saIf oa.!6S s9.sE TEN ROOMS
n253t. -
LOB sALE-THREE NEW GROOM AND CELLAR
:;s e
EoR SALON INSTRUMENT PLAN-e-looM
600 cash. balance ESQ Pc nSn.h u,r.rox
nZo3 9th At and La sve.
Toe sALE-GooD 7-RoOM FRAME HOUSE II
"a feet front sids ailsy II sold at once. 81 oo0 APP
FSsos sAL EFAipvxc N0 ~ PRIcE-N5y
and l4th- sTAGER LIEBEkHANN.
FOR sALE,l1l9 10Th ST Nw.-sPLENDID
houses IN the rear LOT 2oxl40 to aley chesp. Price
n23-st 100! PeIsyivsniS Ave.
I,UR sALE-CHEAP-Two SMALL HOUSES on
os IS 5000 Ssos renting * &c GtRR fs Snfh
n22-iw. 1413H Est
HrOk SAIE-ll7 C ST. SR. A DESIRABLE THEE
mod imps lot 10 feet front BY liy feet ineSss dssp
n2I-5t THos ]. FISHER CO. 1924 Pnn.w
I|oR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREI-sroKY
~ and 6asement brick house on St NV. bet "a and
Early q. Z. sos fssn =. sS Apply
EoR SALE OR RENr-I125 10TH ST, NFAR
sa ass double
large lot 80 T. las Sss t x1ss
Tissts e So S q
feet mont On iowa c1el Sxfa ssS,. AVE ".
Dath; mod inps; price for ten days. GA, 500; one-
hS HOS sf SSH s .7
hoa.s; nSrthys:s; vOssh $1,000 i~sas nssSfsm n
fGs;s1Sn ,.S Y ne q xsaI property
FOB t sAdETsl :Socrr , q, NEx. EEAg AND
80 sh 81 road svs Opposite ths schnet-
ST. {: s;;s o :s e.: ssy
OAEAkA co: s.s 7th 8. ..w. ol7-sm
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Against Western Unioo,

DECnIoN WHICH WILL COMPEL IT TO PAY TAXES m
NAS8ACMCSETTS.
BOsToN, Nov. 2S.-The western Union Telegraph
Company lost an important SUIT In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, Judge Colt giving q
decree for the complainant In the action
OF the attorney general OF Massachusetts,
agt. the Western Union Telegraph CO. This was
an information FLED by the encouragement IN
der the public statutes to collect tax of SlO6lS,
assessed In May. 1855. on the corporate franchise
or the company doing business in this state, and
10 en1ofn the defendant from further execution Of
its business until said tax was paid.
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A RAIDED PARTY OF "CRAP" PLAYERs.-Yester-
day afternoon Onicer Bailey walked into room
at No. 1855 Ohio avenue, where he found game OF
men were In the room at the time William L.
Smith, colOred, was arrested the proprietor OF
the room, and charged with violating the gam
bling laws. This morning in the Police Court, Mr..
Darlington, the delednantS counsel said that he
was willing Co enter plea OF guilty and have
tence suspended. The prosecution he said had
agreed to such adispostlOn and would be satisfied
TO have the room closed. plea OF guilty was en-
tered and the deiendants personal recOgnizance
was taken.
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Dr.. Parker in Chicago.

CHICAGO, sNov. 2S.-Dr. Joseph Parker addressed
the ministers VI all denominations to-day on evan
gelical preaching. He was Introduced by Prof.
Fiske, OF the Congregational Seminary, as "ouf
IRENE and honoreu guest" Dr. Parker refused to
le interviewed ON the Beecher euiogy matter to-
day.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Nov. 2S.-Dr Thos. Lv-
1ngston Janeway, OF this city, died at Eureka
Springs, Ark, AT 8 O'Clock last night VI Bright's
disease. Dr. Janeway was prominent In the medt-
cal fraternity Of this State.
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MANNHEIM.

TrCHY-kcEAMARA- ON Wednesday, Sovrrabcr
81 1897. "a !! n m. at 81 Aicy.ius churel, by ihs
Nov. Iataer OConnell ar. "A. L. II ,ifa Mas Il A.
Nc Nsmars dsusAeer II Tho. Ic<GsaErs
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BALT1MORE. Nd. November 2S.-vireina SKIES,
-forties 36; do new threes, 63ll bid today.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Moyember2s Cotton STEADY and
qu,et-middhng. iO. Flour Quiss and sfsaay Howard
street and vssteen soper. 3ss2 u.s. do. extra, 300
s3ve; % fs,aiy. $3.50 -; city Mills super. ..37
sss0: ds.s.s.s, S0osasa; DO n.e orsnds. A30si.SS;
wesss ssntss.a Hs3 .od 9uss; red s6sss snaass
ayoA IS Ass:sa EsysQaber. SSk ~; Dscsmbsr. SKA
STEADY aud nrm; wita 53sS3 ysiiS~, 5is53 western
hivher Vaa fairly sctive: ptxs4 scS 5IAaSiH; yeas.
f3S1s54 y; yauusry. S.a5S: Ee6roary. 5Saa ~ o.ts
~ an w. IN: 80 Se, ~:
:;:ssy s3s 8 80: ss So. ~ S $50
visiqne egaet sd stan.y. A0E perk. 1415
0ka8}S. Bacon-aAguadaxa. 7ka0A; clSaT r. -
81 haEla. ~ ~ xAsa-esaned, ~ Hpeass hiaasy-
sysssEn ssasf. tsSSf; sEssnsry: x:ss7; -. ssssd
a., ..s. aGT sln , sss.r 80
1seUaen - 0v1selel D9g steamer dull-cotton, Nd (;
sS1;;le: Sss:s. ldb ississ sss,s 9Ioa sssSas:
1oof. YfiT5. 6allsis: wheat 1900 iashsis: corn.
sst ,oS SY s ssiss--vhssk Saahal o
Chscag~ Nnsases.
v SSs1caSco: 5sS sH$Hiaac FIN: e m iH.,s:
III q, - s:s sss:::s; s -, ~ sa!Is ~
~. IOWA xn1s0 - - 7.I3S' $500
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-CoTTAGE AT HIGHLAND, MARY
lane rO0ns and one to MY seE sr q lsnd In
n26-jts Cor. 18th and r sta
EoR sALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND NORTH OF
Aock Crsek Park. ct only el25 psr acre; one-third
cash. balance I. =. aud years: rite pesfect
n26-3t go St NV.
TSOR SALE-le ACRES s4 MILES FROM CITY, .
IS room frame house; bay windows; two porches;
heated By furnace stable carxinse-h0ase. fruit &c
ali nrve clasa $4,000.
12A acres. IN miles IRON Georgetown. on Rockville
turnpike. and IS mile from station ON Mefrupolitan
branch nice Groom house; xooe outbutid1ngs: nDe
90 scres only Mules from the city and Of mile
FROM station on p and kk half In timber; 4-room
T. H. sYPHxRp 4 CO..
n2S-3t 1907 street.
Lon sALE-AT GAITHERSBURG, Nd, on TUES
Is d.y. New 20 ct 2 O'Clock pm, 80 acres Of land,
situated about 500 yards frum statton viii Be sold e
whole or IN lots - acre inst oppcsite the tIscs
abyys menssnsd 4 runs up to the depot snd VII b
Sid - whole: no tnprovsaneneR A fne farm Of l6o
known on dr. Il ME. L 4 0KIOYD snd u .. GLOYD.
E0R BENT-EARN coNrAINING $50 ACREA
lins so!ns ncA lana Cor Qsxkes gsrasnings coGnfgxu
be dvsllins. Inquire q 20 l5th =. nx6-ass
ESoR aAtE-NEAR Mt. VERNON AvR, YOUR
i mia don WaskineSun. On - Sssshis sfevs Us
hns Of Nj. Vernon ave. spaendad DaixJ Farm. 272
eeree aleo $50 erreat with besutiful building nte.
aosd sEr'cu,sH5L ND ses5tsK lsc;.;ss AgIa! V
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ALL THE PARFfss n INTEREST ACTIVE.
The Eastern Branch Bridge affair remains in
statu quo. but neither the Government nor the
railroad company can be said to be In q state Of
inactivity, nor. for That matter, the people
OF the eastern section OF the city. Each
OF the parties TO the suit 4,
engaged In making measurements, preparing
maps, &C., and hundreds OF The Nayy-l ariers yes
terday visited the locality. IL Is not very likely
that the answer OF the railroad company win be
ready tomorrow until very late, IL at all
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE UNDERSIGNED. AS AssIGNEEs OF ED
S:sd , S.Ss s Co ". sell At private sale for
frsnrhn stoves Rumlness M.serisis, Timers SUP
e cry Low priees s00a TO
Mf C:vs.y as our agent viii be pleased to show and
,ass. E4'aia2 2 EEIN1RsSR, A...snes..
A FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONERY AND MANU-
% sss sa Y q:
Az xpERIENcEp NEWSPAPER NAN WITH
Goa SHH0.:saiiy for an energetic man. Adde'S: 4
IrOR hENT--PRENnsEs I718 @ ST NV, SUIT
- able Tor asn'p or SMALL store. Inquire l7os St
ISOR sALE-DRUG. GROCERY, BOOT AND sHUE
u and Confectionery Store, also number Of other
nas TknESH aaM hnS fss Es e 1es
A BAHaAIN-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
"A and Feed Store. doing business OF $3.50 per day.
E q :: Ess sa oss s
WAxTED,4 BARGAIN IN SMALL HOUSE,
lS. ssss a sas rental owner preferred AadIs::
LOB SALE-ST AUGUSTINE, FLOkIDA-THR
scmlS.s.Ss house cont,pHg Is rooms fur.
ing the BAY oT ale or rent For further p.rtica.rs
:gSZ e bb,En"' executor Il HssSa'
~
IL dollars saved BY selecting your Christmas gift
th,s month beautiful stock easy monthly payments
come and sss; It viii pay. 81 9th St NV. MS 1w
ID ICH co, BANKERS,
Successors to Jacob Rich. 6I3 18th st.
Loans md Discounts Speciality.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits n2l-lm
A RAKE CHANCE-LOT AND PART OF LOT
"A 3, square 322, fronting 35 feet on 18th ST.,
between rsn1syiyAnia ave. and d SITS. imInedistely
north Of the Pxlaas koye, by . depth " 100 feeS,
or VIII sell the south 90 fest Of Tie are I'M
psoyed By tire thresssory brick dwelling houses,
yielding present annual rental Of upwards Of e. OUO
which could hs readily doubled BY a comparatively
H. dOLDSBOkOCGH 3 co,
o22 3m 1405 1t. NV.
LSOR xAI.E Oh EXCAAN6E-A FLORIDA ORANGE
6eovs.25 miles below Jacksonville. on the H. Johns
kiver Opposite Magnolia containing 90 acres; 26OU
treea 900 5earing: lO-room house in COED coodL
ton good investment owner has good reasons for
selling. have personally inspected this place. For
tull PARTICULARS call st once. JNO. r. WA89AMAN,
D4-1m lOO3 r st. NV
CIX PER CENT LOANS. GUARANTEED BY TRE
SO1nsha Loan and Trust Co., Hon. A u WYMAN,
sts TREASURER United States President Interest and
d. n PARKER, Washington Agent
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TtbglaIls % The SM.


Two Witnesses Testify 20 she MOde1o.
dion ~ M0ss's Speeches.
NRw YoKK, Nov. 2S-The trial OF Johann Most,
the anarchist, was resumed to-day. The court
room was thronged and many women were pres
ent, but there was noticeable dimfnutfon in the
glare OF red ribbons and flowers displayed. Frc-
er1ck Hartin(y, the FIRST Witness testified that he
went into the saloon In the rear Uf which Most was
making his speech, and, attracted by curiosity,
went into the meeting held there. He said Most
did not use the violent language charged against
him. He had never seen MOST before and was MT
an anarchist. but might yet become one
MORE IN SORROW THAN IN ANGER.
Hermann Streltz, q reporter. formerly on the
Leader. and now On the Folks znits@e, tesEnled
that he heard MOSS speech, and that he began It
with "fellOw citizens" not ''brother an.
archists," as was alleged. He SAID
Most threatened no immediate revenge, UuC
accused Grtnnell ana Gary as the murderers u tive
chicago anarchists. He also accused PvWaery
and George OF their murder lor turning the
Knights or Labor from the ananeifstA The W.T.
Ness said Most spoke in q sorrowfu1 tone; every
word came from his heart ana went To the heart
The witness nid he was q socialist and that he
did not believe God bothered about ssicn tr1fi1nK
thing as perjury.
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LOST AND FOUND

osI,eiMPokIANT PAREhs. DONE UP IN A
70 the o.nsr L,bssai reward VIII Be pasd for s.1s
hesurn 70 ssss once 1V
II osr-CHILD's GOLD NECKLACE. WITH 1IUi
heart attached. on Friday. 18th instant either On
Maryland ave, between 9TH and 9Th sta or on Pan
Line Cars to st. between y. Cap and lst "a n 81
Suitable reward for return 10 Ssar ofnce. 1es
III oST-0PERA GLAssEs-LEFT IN AVENUE CAR
~ on sunday Night betarn 10 nooA 30 O1uo1an
building. and receive reward NIX 3ts
Z osT-BoYs oyERcCAr: DROFPED r10I A
AcarriAge eifhsr southwest northwest. Hevnrd
gwen n returned to GIG 9th -. NV. IL
II osT-A BOX OF FUR TRIMIN0s- THF 00XI-
~ cart driver yho wa. seen 70 pick it M win pjeees
return ssme 10 oil ia ~ nv. a16-St ;
4 oST-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON. a. TOX
IL Terrier Dog white With black and tan - over
eye: had leather collar, with chain aSncheI sif
10th sf. rs
II osT-SEAR sILyER SPRING, Urn STIiTT
~ road and District line. on Friday. lemon and
white pointer pup dog sven months Old Hborl re-
yard for rssa1rn 10 sLAin LEE SILVER spsie 8 ieSS
n OST OR sTOLEN-ON SATURDAY, THE 10TH
Of Noyember. Note for "a with interest," did
A J.ckson., and by him sndersed. aid Nots 6Sia4
ovsrdue I'D p1scsd tn ny hants for collection
nSS-3r JOHN Henderson,
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The Jewish Ministers.
OPENING SESSION OF THE skxI-ANNUAL MEETING

NEW YORK TO-DAH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-The Jewish Ministers Asso-
citation OF America to-day opened its first session Of
were present. among whom were Rev. Drs. g.
Gottheil, OF this city; S;lvermann, or Galveston.
Tex; l. stern, OF Washington, d. c.; Henry 8.
n. j.; Schlesinger, OF Albany, and Aaron, OF
Buffalo. The Rev. DR.. Gottheil presided and made
the opening address. He was followed BY the REV.
Dr. Silvermann. The session will Last two days.
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AAGhassly Wedding t:uest.


THE CEREMONY INTERRUPTED AND THE SUICIDE
POSTPONED FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS
Awedding party at 1915 West Market street,
Louisville, was interrupted on Thursday night by
q startling Incident Chas lis and Miss Mary
Leonard were 10 be married al the residence OF the
he mi1lsisr was just ready to say the biad Ing
words, when Harry Ills brother OF the groom
staggered into the room very much intoxicated,
and with an open razor In his hand. 81 am gofng
to cutny throat he said, "and want You 10 see
me DO L." Then he raised the weapon, deter.
M M ~ I he acf q 1li M.n e
Of: the guests restrained him AFTER his
relatives aud friends had talked 10 him he became
had no Intention o. killing Himself Quiet was
then restored and the wedding ceremony was gone
through with. The wouid-be suicide took part In
the merry making which Followed and seelnrd 10
be as happy as any OF the Others. Friday morning
he did not 60 TO work anu spent the day In his
i0onss q, 90 nam So os his
had occasion to 90 into the chamber and, noticing
thai his breathing seemed strange and unnatural
An emily "a Sotts near sns bed tod pisih.
" what was the matter. A stomaca-pufnp vas
applied and AFTER working nearly al night nis iie
poison, but declares he wants 20 die and that life
has no attraction Tor him
he Is In love with woman who lives IN the. couu-
trr and that she win not entertain hts sun. His
fr5ends however, deny this, and say be was craxeo
with drink and did MOI snoW VIVA. ne was ooHs-
Ros~ CARrrHKps- MOTHER SETTLES IRA g.
louis dispatch says: Pitcher Bob Caruthen hes
Rfyen his ulIimatum TO the base ball bosses. HIS
6rofher arrived nom chicago Sunday morning ana
beought message from The great pitchers mother,
wnsck sefs r0fth thaf he wound sever the BONDS q
nsfai a0ecrSon and love existing betwecn them n
10 pes11steo IN going 70 Brooklyn 70 pay nan So
Voj,l6 mueh prefer tllaI he would withdraw en-
trcly nom PROFESSIONAL bail PLAYING, Dut che n
sisted on his pitching away from Brookfyn o. New
~ snbjecced 70 the seductive naUghfinees q New
Y6rS Nhcn Bob learned nom his brother JuBc
hoU nsrd It's mothers heart w1B Set a4n1n1Sfhe
mSeto1OllRI ne called upon two of'hB repuFsog1a1
ff3Bnd3 and sa11s 81 can't 90 70 Bruok1yn, buv1;
fnnfs settled. III play IN Cincinnati next y1afoE
m be behind counter Ia chicago 6elltnk h11o-
were Joe Pf5tc1ard, Brooklyu,s agent Il WI
nnnh ofsappolnf0d and Cincinnati O0or q oo0o0
foF - rel61e and 1900 sa1nsy wm douo1i6 y
o0oo1sed 10 Won DIR Ale.
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DIIzyD.


congesion Of the luiacs IifBfSocA Daughter Of Inc
late Dspfe Carroll. of Dudasassoa aga siEt, egbs
yesrr.
Funeral fsom 81. Peters church. "a C. southeast
ct % sn.a TUESDAY, November -. Friends u the
fsmy respectfully issited Pesse olntt noxers &c
CoLISNS. CATHERINE A COLLINS. A tho
i-nsses II Coriins densrtsd this he or suudsy Ne
vslnbsr 90. 1859, az 80 ,. after short Ind pan
I'll ilfness.
Gone from esrths zee, gone forever;
Iesr -disrnled cyes slsAA s1ze IN vain.
We shan hear her veice, oA, never.
Never more On earth aeain.
Hepse issas. ob. God hos DREAMY
LDnesoine. lenesoiie. esery spot
Iinening for her Voice TIL weary.
Weary. for We hear bcf not.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her work earth IL 1o.es
Her tr1ais all ended
Her heavenly crown won.
Funeral to TAXA place from her lsss ressx<pce ~
O'Clock pm Reissvss ssd fiends srs rsspscsf1iiyis
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Dc Struve Returns.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Among the passengers On
the steamer LaGascoygne from Havre to-day were
NJ. DE Strive, minister from Russia at Washing
ton, and Commodore H. b. Slaven
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A hoy SAS0ss l4is Ssepsuther.
he CLAIMS THAT HE DID IT IN DEFENSE or RI

This afternoon, in the Police Court, Nr. Cahfll
said that he appeared for Thomas Helmutu, o boy
fifteen or sixteen years Old whois charged with
assault and battery with intent to kill his step
father, who is unable to appear, and as the case
Will have to be continued, he would ask that the
bail be made as reasonable as possible The young
man, he said, would admit that in defense OF his
mother he snot his stepfather, who was beating
her. The court fixed his bail at 500 Herbert
Bohnke. tue Sepfather, is proprietor OF the Green
Tree House, on the Bladensbury road, and HIS
wife. Annie, Is the mother OF the boy chargedwlth
the crime.
MRS. BoHNKRs STORY.
Mrs Bohnke told q STAR reporter that her son
was seventeen years old. She said that her hus-
band. who weighs about 240 pounds, was beating
her about O'Clock this morning, when her daugh-
stairs and told him to stop. He did not ana the
boy nred Gw0 Shola at. him., The firss shot, she
SAID, TOOK effect in her husbands forehead, but
Instead OF entering the skull It. passed under the
scalp, and was cut out by DIR. Street. The second
snot, she said, passed through his coat, but did
not lnJure him She swore out a warrant charging
her husband With ASSEMBLING her, and SAYS she
Will 90 what she can TO get tue boy OF trouble
STATEMENT OF THE BOY PRISONER.
When seen IN his cell by STAR reporter the boy
said that he shot his stepfather because he did not
propose to have his mother killed He said that hts
stepfather abused and fll-treated him; that he
drinks great deal, and has several times threat.
ened his mothS rs Life. This morning ne said he
was upstairs when he heard his sIepfather beat.
ing his mother, and, when his sister called for
help, he went GOWN ana asked him to stop beating
her. lie did not stop aud made q motion as
though TO strike him, when he fired. HIS step
father then Went for hts pistol, and Inc LETT and
went TO Onicer Slack's house tor protection.
The injured man Will probably be abe to attend
court In Two or three days
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Sale Of the Mason raru..

The farm formerly owned and occupied by Mr..
Winslow Mason was sold on Saturday at public
Gale to Mr.. Thomas Hyde, trustee, for 81, 500.
This property. containing about 2l1 acres, lies
short distance north Of the District line above
Tenleytewn, between the Rockville and River
roads, and adjoins the lands OF Acknowledgement
Dunn, K II. Goldsborough, David Shoemaker, and
others MI. Hyde, in this purchase, represents
three or four Washington capitalists, and 1t is
their intention to improve the land for Farming
purposes. They expect In the future 10 convert
the property into sites for suburban homes.